Opinion

I was driving back to work after lunch at around 1 p.m. on Monday when I saw something disgusting. There, underneath the Lougheed SkyTrain station, in full view of everyone walking or driving by, was a gross dude peeing on the side of a cement post.

One of the big questions of the week in Burnaby politics is why Heather Leung is running such a private campaign. The Burnaby North-Seymour Conservative candidate has refused to respond to calls from the media about her campaign.

Editor: Re: Reckless driver nearly wipes out cyclist in a Burnaby bike lane , NOW blogs, Sept. 18 It’s not just bicycles that drivers are doing that to – it’s other vehicles.

Twitter was set on fire Wednesday after the Trudeau-racism scandal dropped.

A tiny therapeutic horse faces extensive surgery and a long recovery after it was attacked by two pit bulls. Yes, of course it was pit bulls.

If there is a visceral Liberal fear in this election campaign, it resembles the Conservative slogan about the prime minister: Not As Advertised.

When I wrote about a cyclist nearly getting mowed down on Kingsway back in July , a few drivers took issue with my headline referencing a “bike lane.

Since the federal election was officially called a week ago, my email inbox has been inundated with anti-Trans Mountain letters.

Editor: We need ride sharing in the Lower Mainland. I am a resident of South Burnaby and have sent an email to Burnaby City Council urging that the city moves to allow ride sharing in Burnaby.

Editor: I have been a Burnaby resident now for five years and very much would like to see this community more vibrant, more healthy, more connected. We are all pressured by taxes, multiple bills, insurance, gas rates and so on.